Pet Removal Right Away

I read on the bottle of the of pet stain remover that after you use it to clean up your pets little accident and remove the odor, it will actually deter them from peeing in that same spot again.

So my question is, if I buy a bottle and spray a coat all over the new carpet I am getting, will they just not ever pee on it to begin with?

No. When your pet has an accident, a smell is left that marks that spot as a good place to poop or pee. What the pet odor remover does is remove that smell, not repel the animal.

The best way to prevent them from ever peeing on the carpet to begin with is to be VERY scrupulous about keeping the litter box clean. If possible, give each cat their own box, or at very least have one for every two cats. Clean your litter box(es) at least once a day, preferably twice, and change out the litter regularly.

Clumping cat litter is best IMO. Not only is it easier on kitty paws, but because the pee is removed completely when you clean the box, the litter stays cleaner and you don’t have to change it as often.

There’s three main things that make a cat pee outside the box: 1) a dirty/unpleasant litter box (many cats don’t like those covered litter boxes or perfumed litters) 2) an unpleasant experience that the cat associates with the box (like another cat attacking them) or 3) territorial marking (usually males spraying on walls, curtains, furniture, etc – neutering usually fixes that in males).

stain remover and cleaner which can be helpful to remove stains of cats and dogs

you can try for most reliable pet stain remover of crypton. I heard that it removes odour and stain together irrespective of type of stain. i can blindly recommend you crypton stain removers. Know more from http://cryptoncare.com/dog-stain-odor-remover.aspx

This is one of those fold up papason chairs but it can not be washed. The cover does not come off. We have had it for only a couple of days. So far I have tried cleaning it with fabric cleaner, pet stain & odor remover, carpet shampoo, febreeze, Lysol, fabric freashener, I am out of ideas…anyone have another idea of how to get rid of the smell? We can’t return it and no I will not do something mean to my cat so please don’t say that. I appreciate any suggestions. Thanks for helping us out.

Try white vinegar. Its one of the best cleaners on the market. I have nine cats so I know what I am talking about. It can also be used to clean counters and floors. In the summer it stops ants and flies from coming in the house.

I’ve recently been potty training two dogs and they’ve had many accidents and my house is starting to smell not so pleasant. I’ve been using soap and water but I’ve heard that there are special pet odor removers. That are suppose to get rid of the smell completely so that even the dog won’t go back to that spot and use the bathroom again. I was wondering what brands are the best and where I can get them from. Thanks.

Nature’s Miracle works every time I use it for all of my animals to clean their cages to clean up accidents everything most people don’t even know I have pets until they see them.